New Jersey FBA Warehouses

Amazon FBA Warehouses in New Jersey — 2026 State Guide

New Jersey is Amazon's Northeast logistics powerhouse with 18+ facilities across 15 cities — remarkable density for a state of just 8,800 square miles. NJ's location between New York City and Philadelphia, its extensive highway and port infrastructure, and its position as the most densely populated US state make it indispensable for East Coast e-commerce fulfillment.

Major fulfillment clusters

Central NJ (NJ Turnpike corridor) The NJ Turnpike (I-95) between Exits 7 and 10 is one of the most concentrated logistics corridors in the country:

• EWR4 (Robbinsville) — major Northeast corridor FC
• TEB6 (Cranbury, ~988K sqft) — non-sort FC, NJ Turnpike Exit 8A
• TTN2 (Cranbury) — additional Cranbury-area facility
• EWR5 (Avenel) — additional NJ cluster depth
• EWR9 (Carteret) — near Port Newark

South NJ (Delaware Valley)

• ACY1, ACY2 (Logan Township / Burlington area) — serve the Philadelphia market from the NJ side of the Delaware River

What New Jersey FBA sellers should know

1. The NJ-NY-PA tri-state area functions as a single logistics market. Your FBA inventory may flow through NJ, NY, and PA facilities interchangeably. Together, these three states have 55+ Amazon facilities.

2. Port Newark-Elizabeth — One of the busiest container ports on the East Coast, handling millions of TEUs annually. Direct port-to-FC truck movements are possible within hours.

3. Toll costs are significant — The NJ Turnpike, Garden State Parkway, and bridge/tunnel crossings all carry tolls. Factor this into your freight costs.

4. Congestion is constant — I-95/NJ Turnpike, I-78, and the approaches to NYC tunnels/bridges are among the most congested roads in the US. Off-peak (late night / early morning) deliveries are strongly recommended.

5. Winter Nor'easters — Coastal storms can bring significant snow and wind, closing roads and disrupting operations for 24–48 hours.

Last updated: March 14, 2026